The end of an era! Took everything in me not to start bawling! The episode was the true end of the Arrowverse, not The Flash!
Superman and the Twins taking on Doomsday was so epic! I loved it when Steel nailed Doomsday with his hammer as well! I loved how Doomsday chose to sacrifice himself as well. Bizarro had a tragic backstory, and I'm glad that they didn't change the fact that he was Superman at one point.
Lois and Clark taking on Lex Luthor was such a satisfying battle! Loved how frustrated Lois managed to make Lex, and that comment about Clark beating Lex without his powers was so satisfying. Clark finishing off Lex was a perfect way to end the battle!
Lana and John Henry Irons getting married was something I did not see coming! I loved that Clark was the one who walked her down the aisle, and I almost laughed when I found out that it was Lois who officiated their wedding, and her comment about where she got her license to do it was so funny.
Kyle and Chrissy arriving at the wedding with their son was such a sweet moment. I was shocked to find out that she was pregnant again. Loved the final scene between Kyle and Lana, glad they ended both their story lines on good terms.
Jordan and Sarah's final interaction was a perfect scene. Loved that Sarah genuinely wanted to know if Jordan was at peace with his life, and I'm glad that Jordan said yes. I don't care what some people may say, I still think they ended up reconciling their relationship.
Clark narrating that he and Lois started trying to save the world via other ways felt so right. Loved that Clark and Lois also opened up a foundation that they named after her father. Nearly teared up during that scene.
Clark making suits for Jordan and Jonathan was a long time coming! I loved that they got one shot of them wearing their suits, and that John Henry Irons and Natalie were in the background! That was a perfect final shot of Tyler wearing his Superman outfit.
Clark also revealing that Jordan, and Jonathan got married to their respective wives, and having 9 kids was such a huge shock! Loved seeing Clark and Lois get to be Grandparents, as they fit the role perfectly, as did the actors that were chosen to play older versions of Jordan and Jonathan. The actress playing Jordan's wife definitely looked like an older Sarah, and if that is the case, I'm glad they got a happy ending.
Clark also revealing that Lois ended up dying from cancer years later was such a shocking scene. I almost cried when Lois said her final words, "Daddy". That was such a tearjerker. Did not see that coming at all.
Clark getting a dog after Lois died was something else I never pictured would happen, loved that it was a normal dog, and that he named him Krypto. Krypto was such an adorable dog! I also liked that Lana would occasionally stop by and bring Clark an apple pie.
Clark having heart failure while walking with Kyle and Krypto was one of the saddest moments ever! I was glad that Kyle managed to save Clark, so he could see his boys again! They almost got me there! I was glad that he got that scene with Kyle, as I loved Kyle and Clark's friendship so much!
Clark dying peacefully is easily one of the saddest moments in TV history! Clark forgiving Lex Luthor in the afterlife was something that I didn't see coming, but it was a scene that continues to show why Superman is one of the best superheroes of all time.
Clark hugging younger Jordan and Jonathan in the afterlife sequence was such a great moment as well. I'm glad that Bishop and Garfin got one more scene with Tyler, as they were the heart of the show.
I was also glad that it showed Clark waving goodbye to John Henry Irons, Lana, Kyle, and Chrissy in the afterlife. They were all very good friends to him, and it felt like a true sendoff to the entire show.
The final shot of Clark reuniting with Lois in the afterlife was so emotional! I loved that Lois was wearing her iconic red dress that Clark bought for her, which was mentioned last season. The final words by Clark were so emotional, and it felt like a punch in the gut!
Tyler is easily a top 2 in portraying Superman, and Elizabeth Tulloch is easily the best portrayal of Lois Lane IMO. I will miss this show so much, but I'm glad it never went sour! Amazing writing and acting! Easily one of the best superhero shows of all time!!!
Out of a 10 I would give it...
10 out of 10